Small Laundry Room With Big Style

Ramblingreno
by Ramblingreno
Are you struggling with a small laundry space? See how we maximized function and style in this galley-style laundry room.
We maximized light reflecting surfaces (mirror, glass tile backsplash, stainless steel counters) to keep the small windowless room feeling light and bright. The countertop was partially a DIY. We took all the measurements, built the plywood substrate, had a metal fabricator wrap the stainless steel, and did the install ourselves (and saved lots in the process!)
The pull-down faucet and extra deep sink are a must have, in my books. By setting the cabinet back and lower than counter height, the sink doesn't feel crowded at the entryway.
Opposite the laundry machines, we installed wall-to-wall cabinetry plus cabinets on top of the counter. The rod sits in between for air-dry laundry. The mirror is great for checking out your clothes after ironing them.
A frosted door lets light in and the decal is a vintage touch.
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  • 17335038 17335038 on Jul 16, 2020

    I think that constructing a folding area overtop of front loading machines is a very smart move. Not only does the wall-to-wall countertop look neat and helps keep stuff off the floor, it also prevents lint and small items from falling down behind the appliances.


    A straight edge against the back wall on the countertop, such as on this ss one, gives you a couple of inches more of depth, compared with a countertop with a rolled back profile.

  • Barbara Barbara on Jan 07, 2022

    I absolutely love your laundry room. But when you say ‘small’…how small are you talking? I wish I could replicate your room but my laundry is only like 6 & 1/2 foot wide. So sad.

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